Posts Tagged ‘ Hitwise ’

Hot holiday trends: week of November 4th – November 10th

Experian Marketing Services has released its holiday insights for the week of October 28th, 2012. Take a look at the key findings.[ READ MORE ]

Consumer optimism at all time high

Experian Marketing Services Consumer Expectation Index shows positive outlook for 2012 holiday season.[ READ MORE ]

Bill Tancer talks holiday retail deals with Fox Business News

Bill Tancer on Black Friday sales for Fox Business News’ “Markets Now.” Retailers are offering better online deals and we’re seeing consumer optimism.[ READ MORE ]

Holiday hot products – tablets top the list and the Furby is back!

Time to polish off our crystal ball and give predictions from consumers’ fingertips of hot products of the holiday season. See what made the list.[ READ MORE ]

Five questions to ask to make mobile data work for your business

Mobile is a game changer. Here are five simple questions you can use to make mobile data work for your business.[ READ MORE ]

Hot holiday trends: week of October 28th – November 3rd

Experian Marketing Services has released its holiday insights for the week of October 28th, 2012. Take a look at the key findings.[ READ MORE ]

Holiday discounts, coupons and deals – where to begin?

We’re taking a look at last year to inform us about the deals, coupons and discounts consumers are most likely to respond to this upcoming holiday season.[ READ MORE ]

Hot holiday trends: week of October 14th – October 21st

Experian Marketing Services releases holiday marketing trends for week of October 14th [ READ MORE ]

Second presidential debate spawns new Internet meme

The second presidential debate took place on Tuesday, Oct. 16th and both the Obama and Romney websites saw increases in total US visits the day after the second debate as Obama’s site saw a 41% increase and Romney’s site saw a 33% increase.[ READ MORE ]

Checking in on value qualifiers – we’re still cheap

Checking in on value qualifiers such as “discount,” “coupon” and “deal” we see that the number of search variations has remained constant[ READ MORE ]